global aid for africa
GAA is a non-profit and an apolitical organization.
Building ocean and land resilience in Africa at least 30% by 2030 with full respect of indigenous right and indigenous leadership.
GAA is a non-profit and an apolitical organization with Africa head office in West Africa (Cameroon), and global office in the United State of America and regional offices across Africa
GAA and Delegates from the Italian Government.
GAA Making commitments to reduce their plastic footprint, from reducing single-use plastic from the societies, to investing in national recycling facilities.
The GAA collaborates with government and civil society at national, regional, continental, and international levels to build knowledge and skills that can help secure Africa’s future.
Supporting and promoting the input of IPLCs be better integrated across all aspects of the 30x30 Global Biodiversity framework and that a stronger target is developed specifically to advance IPLC priorities.
GAA marine coastal community awareness and sensitization.
Global leaders finalized negotiations at the United Nations Biodiversity Summit (COP15) in the early morning hours on 19 December 2022.